Sentence examples for sent correspondence from inspiring English sources

Similarly, beginning in November 1861 George E. Stewart, the son of a former slave exiled from Virginia after Nat Turner's Rebellion, sent correspondence from his unit in Maryland to another black paper, the Anglo-African.

The investigation is not yet complete, but Lee Gyun Min, chair of KAIST's Department of Biological Sciences and head of the internal investigation committee, sent correspondence to Science stating that "our initial investigative results are strong enough to convince us that the two papers do not contain any scientific truth".

However, Tyler never wavered from his conviction that he was the rightful president; when his political opponents sent correspondence to the White House addressed to the "Vice President" or "Acting President", Tyler had it returned unopened.

After the session was completed, five centres sent correspondence relaying the positive experience of the session, four centres indicated that they were planning to initiate a multi-disciplinary gastro-intestinal tumour conference and four centres requested further information (particularly with regards to their own LNs counts).

Can we all immediately walk away from the email and start sending correspondence cards?

The Prison Dharma Network in Boulder, Colo., for example, has developed contacts with 250 prisoners across the country, sending correspondence and donated books.

"I will be sending correspondence to the referee as an apology as well.

Friedman said supporters are welcome to send correspondence to his client.

In North America send correspondence to [email protected] (include city and state/province) or mail to Vice Magazine, 97 North 10th Street, Suite 204, Brooklyn, NY 11211.

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Riley began sending correspondence to the famous American poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow during late 1875 seeking his endorsement to help him start a career as a poet.